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And Hylton with a screamer to make it 3 at the death.

Seedorf makes it 2.

Looking good. Donnelly from the spot after Hylton brought down.

I agree they could come up with a better model, but I suspect if they gave it free to all society members and season ticket holders there would be nobody left that would pay for it. Would be interesting to hear how the costs breakdown to see how they could be managed.

There's live audio coverage - but you're not missing much if you don't listen. Sounds exactly the kind of game you expect at this stage of the season.

At this stage of the pre-season, a combination of who's fit, who's showing early form, who's not carrying niggles and who isn't being risked on plastic. (Remember when Queen of the South had one of the best grass surfaces in the country?) Audio only today on MFC TV. Just the Morton game that will be video streamed.

Kicking off the streaming with the Betfred Cup this season. We get the Morton game as a video stream, and the remainder as audio (presumably because BT Sport are covering the Morton game)

Espeically after he was bigging him up for being Croatian earlier in the thread.

Is that the one on Twitter? On there he says "We are very close to being done. We still have a little bit left if something came up that suited us, perhaps in the forward area"

I think that's what every coach and manager has been telling him throughout his career. A classic example of how talent only takes you so far. You still need to apply yourself. A young Brian Kerr. If he does finally wake up to the notion, he's certainly young enough to succeed.

Given our dearth of left backs in recent years, I'd be delighted if we had 3 to chose from. In reality, we'll have to make do with two and one will always be injured.

Aye, as focused as we are on young talent, some players develop later - just as some early bloomers don't always make the grade. If the club thinks he is a keeper, then they must see some potential there as we aren't slow to offload youngsters if we doubt they'll cut it in the first team.

That's strange. I can see how the salary cap/roster rules in the MLS might prevent Cadden from playing for them this season, but next season will kick off around March. Hope he gets a week off in between.

I liked Csaba. He did win Manager of the Year award from the SPL and the Football Writers when he was Hearts, so not all that bad.

Columbus currently the second worst team in the MLS. I guess Cadden is going out on loan due to salary caps or something, ready for playing next season. Columbus have 14 games left to play in this season. More, in the unlikely event they make the play-offs.

Just to confirm, I emailed Craig Hughes today and here is his reply: So looks like we are in good shape.

My subscription is set up as a yearly recurring payment, so I presume they have plans to run it again this season. It's the same service a lot of other clubs use every year, so I can't see why it won't be business as usual.

If he wasn't registered I would have thought he would have to be listed as trialist in the pre-season, but maybe that's different for pre-contracted players. But no, I haven't heard anything about the situation recently.

Not sure if it's been paid yet, but the FIFA rules say payment must be made within 30 days of the player being registered by his new club.

That's why we are able to sign guys like that. In the hope we can coach them to be better. In Ariyibi's first game he couldn't cross, shoot or take a set piece. By the time he left, his passing and shooting had definitely improved. You can improve the basic skills of a fast winger, but it's near impossible to make a slow player fast.

Well he's no Crawford Baptie, but we'll make do.

Two years, with an option for a third!

Decent youth pedigree in the Netherlands and then the English Nike Academy before signing for Wolves. A Motherwell special that could be great or crash and burn.

All that matters is when a player signs on the dotted line. The rest is just gossip, informed or otherwise.

One of the players (can't remember who) said after the Gretna game that most of the early training had, not unsurprisingly, been focused on running and fitness. The ball work wasn't going to start until later. So hopfeully that will have stepped up this week. Having said that, I've been watching the Copa America the past couple of weeks and there were a similar percentage of poor shots from the best South America has to offer.